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Don’t be ‘beige’: How faith calls us to stand out and speak up

A reflection on faith, courage and creativity — and why refusing “beige” neutrality is essential to living fully and transforming the world.

West Central Abbey to hold fundraiser after “fictional bathroom” featured in Jess Walter’s “So Far Gone”

Spokane authors will read at a fundraiser supporting West Central Abbey’s historic chapel restoration — including long-needed bathroom access.

More than a room: How home sharing is addressing housing affordability and loneliness in North Idaho

HomeShare Kootenai County pairs affordable housing with community, reducing loneliness while helping residents find safe, shared homes.

Religious trauma peer support group launches at U of I

University of Idaho leaders are launching a peer support group to help students process religious trauma through psychology, ethics and community care.

Ask an Eastern Orthodox Christian: The Eastern Orthodox Church calendar

Why does Eastern Orthodox Easter usually differ from Catholic and Protestant Easter? Learn how Julian and Gregorian calendars shape Orthodox feast days.

First Amendment expert links religious freedom to global interfaith work in Spokane talk

Religious freedom expert spoke on how interfaith dialogue and freedom advocacy lifts up faith communities in Spokane and worldwide on Jan. 29.

FāVS Religion News Roundup: Jan. 30

A weekly roundup of faith and community news, including crime, housing, education, aging, interfaith events and local gatherings across Washington.

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